Admissions & Contact

Admissions Overview

Admissions Request FormWe understand that making the transition from primary treatment to aftercare can be difficult and confusing. To speak directly with our knowledgeable admissions staff regarding the Foundation House program, bed availability and cost structure, please call one of our professionals listed below, fill out the Admissions Information Request Form or call (207) 791-2002. We will respond promptly and answer any and all questions in a transparent manner.

Referring Professionals

If you would like to refer a client to Foundation House, please call or email one of the admissions staff below or fill out the Admissions Information Request Form and check the “Referring Professional” box for a prompt and thorough response to discuss your client and bed availability. Please provide an estimated transition date if possible.

Admissions Staff

Program Cost

All fees are paid on a monthly basis. Program costs break down into 3 components:

Residential and Programming
Fees for our residential services are measured on a monthly basis and cover both housing and program costs, which normally are not covered by insurance.

These fees include residential housing and all non-clinical, Foundation House-sponsored activities and programming such as; camping trips, gym memberships, indoor rock climbing, athletic leagues, season tickets to our local minor league and professional teams, cooking classes, etc.

Clinical:
Our clinical services are billed to the client’s insurance company. If you are not certain about the benefits provided by your insurance policy, please contact one of our listed admissions staff. We will gather your insurance information, contact your insurance company, and complete a verification of benefits to determine your qualification for coverage of our clinical services.

Spending Account:
A cash spending account is kept for each client separate from our program or clinical fees. This account is distributed by Foundation House staff on a daily basis for use on groceries, activities not sponsored by Foundation House and personal items. Foundation House staff monitors spending and purchases in an effort to educate clients on money management and appropriate spending habits in early recovery.